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A big round of applause to whoever did this.
by allegory 12y ago
A big round of applause to whoever did this.
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- fabulist 12y agoI'm worried for this individual's safety.
- allegory 12y agoI'm not. Too many eyes on this now.
- fabulist 12y agoMaybe I'm missing something in the article, or disclosed elsewhere, but we don't know who s/he is. If the CIA put Thorium in their sushi, we'd have no way to connect the dots. Edit: I think they'd be far more likely to prosecute them than assassinate them though.
- onewaystreet 12y agoThat didn't stop Jeremy Hammond from being convicted and sentenced to 10 years for the Stratfor hack.
- knodi 12y agoits a little late for that.
- Perdition 12y agoThe kind of national agencies that have the capacity to make the hacker "have an accident" develop their own systems in-house. As far as I am aware the market for products like FINFISHER is ordinary LEO and crappy regimes in the middle-east and Asia that don't have the capacity to black-bag a foreign national.
- junto 12y agoI'd word it a different way. The phrase, "it couldn't have happened to a nicer person" springs to mind (the company not the hacker).
- e12e 12y agoI don't know ... if most of the juicy stuff is encrypted, this could just be a brilliant pr stunt... Now everyone[1] wants to buy this thing... right? [1] #NotAllTyrants?